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Claudia\'s new scifi Britcom According to SFX Magazine, Claudia Christian has signed up to star in Star Hyke for Bravo, a digital channel. It is reported as a six-part series that "has homages to classic Trek episodes" and is described as "Star Trek done in the style of Airplane!" Filming is...

Well, they are trying to give her character some depth by making her a junkie. :rolleyes:

Re: Still lovin\' it I'm in the same boat as you, Ninja. I've found it a bit slow going through the first two discs. Byron is just so unlikeable that it almost makes watching his scenes impossible. The depressing undertone makes it hard to get into. Thank god for "Day of the Dead". With...

This season's set is the first one I've seen advertised during a non-scifi show. I had only ever seen them advertised on the SCI FI Channel or before the closing credits of syndicated scifi shows, but I was pleasantly surprised when I saw Season Five ads on Comedy Central. :cool:

I thought "Frontier Earth" was really good, too. I don't really like westerns (I would have never picked it up if Bruce hadn't written it), but there was enough of a sci-if angle to keep me interested. It's an interesting slant on the old story with a few twists and a surprisingly adult tone...

It would seem to me that the artificial gravity would only be specific to the rotating sections themselves. As far as I understand, the spinning would create a centrifugal force that would pull objects toward the outside of the section that was spinning. In stationary sections, the gravity...

I think Oatley and I are on the same page. All that lovey-dovey crap really tainted some good episodes. Trek writers always seem to want to pair people off. They could have done so much more with the Ferengi, too - but when they were in the spotlight, things just got dumb. (A friend of mine...

Re: Doctor Who - it\'s official :cool:

I wouldn't like to see it end up on SCI FI. If the eps have already been produced, then there will have to be some editing for content (ie titties and f-bombs) that would take some of the grittiness away. Also, Jeremiah isn't as science-fiction show per se, but that doesn't stop SFC anymore...

Yeah, Sisko being whisked off by the Prophets while his wife was pregnant really tied up all the dangling loose ends.

Re: Should he or shouldn\'t he? The apex of William Shatner's career was the Tekwar movies. Anything after that is simply superfluous. ;)

I personally don't believe it. I'm not saying that they'll be running into the studio - but given a decade or so, it's more than likely that they'll want to do it again. Once Enterprise is cancelled and the franchise cools for a few years, people will be all nostalgiac about it. After all...

Re: Doctor Who - it\'s official :lol: Either you have a very warped sense of humor, AMS, or you're very, very confused. But that's a topic for a different forum.

Easy there, big fella.

Hey um, the Season Five set (R1) is coming out in like three weeks... :o

IIRC, both John Rhys-Davies and Jerry O'Connell left the show over creative difficulties, thus leaving Rembrandt as the only original cast member with an ersatz Quinn, the luscious Kari Wuhrer and that chick who couldn't keep her nose out of the medicine cabinet on that commercial. Apart from...

Re: Doctor Who - it\'s official Well, it looks like the news series is getting a pretty hefty endorsement. It has Parliament in its corner. ============================================================ Dear Michael Grade, Congratulations on making the shortlist for the next BBC Chairman...

I was wondering how long that would take. :rolleyes: That's another thing I don't understand. It's already in syndication, although on a first-run basis. As for its status as a dying product, I haven't heard anything like that. There have been several personel changes, but I was under...

Tonight, they're airing the series premiere. Next week they're showing the sixth episode of the current season. :confused:

Giggedy giggedy giggedy! All right. :cool: